or, A Cloud with its Silver Lining
Reading edition
By Frank E. Smedley
Author Of “Frank Fairlegh,” “Lewis Arundel,” “Harry Coverdale’s-Courtship,” Etc.
London: George Routledge And Sons, Limited
1867
CONTENTS
THE FORTUNES OF THE COLVILLE FAMILY.
CHAPTER I.—THE TWO PICTURES.
CHAPTER II.—THE BROTHERS.
CHAPTER III.—A ROMANTIC ADVENTURE.
CHAPTER IV.—SHUFFLING, DEALING, AND TURNING UP A KNAVE AND A TRUMP.
CHAPTER V.—A FAST SPECIMEN OF “YOUNG ENGLAND.”
CHAPTER VI.—THE CONSPIRACY.
CHAPTER VII.—TEMPTATION.
CHAPTER VIII.—NORMAN’S REVENGE.
CHAPTER IX.—THE DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER X.—THE TRIBUNAL OF JUSTICE.
CHAPTER XI.—LOSS AND GAIN.
CHAPTER XII.—THE ROSEBUD SKETCHES FROM MEMORY.
CHAPTER XIII.—AN ‘ELEGANT EXTRACT’ FROM BLAIR’s SERMONS.
CHAPTER XIV.—CONTAINS MUCH DOCTOR’S STUFF, AND OTHER RUBBISH.
CHAPTER XV.—SETTLES THREE OF THE DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.
CHAPTER XVI.—AND LAST.—THE MORAL DRAWN VERY MILD!